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Tag Archives: aggression
Aggression, blame and guilt
A comment on a recent essay said that with regards to vegan advocacy, ‘people don’t respond positively to aggression, blame and guilt but rather to encouragement, praise and education’. I have to say that I do agree with the principles of … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Awakening to veganism
Tagged aggression, baby steps, betrayal, blame, commodification, compassion, consumer demand, dairy, eggs, encouragement, ethics, guilt, harm, honesty, human superiority, humane, justice, lies, light-bulb moment, milk, negativity, pragmatism, praise, truth, vegan, veganism, vegetarianism, victims
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